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Old 06-06-2011
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Default 2.4 GHz loosing signal

Seem to have a problem in that my car is suffering from a loss of signal on the futaba fasst system. Any ides what i can do or try.

Seems to be ok then the race startsand the car gives the impression that the signal has failed and stops / starts. Then a marshall will switch it off and on and it seems fine then.

Any chance that it is the receiver etc?

Have 2 cars 2 & 4WD and both suffer from the same thing so dont think its the receivers - more the module on the tranny.

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Don't know if this will help but I had a similar problem with mine at the weekend and it was down to the tranny lipo being too flat at about 10.5v, quick top up and no more problems
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Thanks Sam will give it a go
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jamie - we have had a similar problem with our ko in the past - it turned out to be the module in the tx. we solved it by putting cardboard behind it so the module really had to be pushed down in order to clip into place.
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